I don't have measurements or any other information, but I do have these shots I took of a truck at the Macungie, PA show in 2010. The truck appears to be a 1.5-ton. On other express bodied trucks like this we've seen, the rear fenders were just regular pick up rear fenders but mounted on spacers to set off from the side wall. This truck looks like it has the spacers but is missing the outer fender parts.

I wish I could tell you more but all I know is what you see here. It was a neat truck, I took pictures of it and walked on.

Good luck with your project -- sounds like it will be nice.

John
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